Drink Cod Liver Oil
If Skirts Are Long
Iowa City.—It. Is either shore;
skirts or daily doses of cod liyer oil
foi the girls, according to Mate
Giddings, instructor of heme eco
nomics at the University of iowa
Long skirts shut out the sunlight
’say. Miss Giddings, and this means
a dearth oi vitamin D. which may
also be had from cod liver oil—if
you like it that way.
In the cities, especially, she pornu
out, 75 per cent of the benefit from
the vitamin D in the sun'; rays is
shut out by smoke, dust and o.g.
ihis makes long skirts particular!!
.armful to the metropolitan wcar
Samuel Wallis of Belfast gave his |
seat in an omnibus to a woman and
was fined for overcrowding when a
policeman saw him standing.
— GINNING NOTICE —
Customers and friends of the Dover
Gin who have cotton and hollies to gin
will please bring them in at once, as we
will stop glnn'ng socn. Cotton and hollies
—v?d at our g;n bring a better pr’^e.
DOVER GIN CO.
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j WEBB THEATRE
TONF.GI * s' AUD TUE DAY —
JOHN GILBERT IN
HIS GLO?IOUS NIGM’t
All Talking Picture.
Also Comedy & Nev/s. Adm’ssicn 10>30c
I WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY-FFIDAY
The Big Super -i Spectacle
“RIO R T A”
With Befce Dan*7s arid J n F7'~ *"11
Sing’ng, Dr.nc’ng, Ta’" *n£
IVlade in Technicclcr.
— .COMING SOON —
SALLY” and ‘SHOW 07 SHOW.
| WEBB THEATLE |
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- Carolina
Cs
“Shelby’s Popular
Playhouse”
2 DAYS rp i i rr» 1
only * easy ana 1 is s&c.y
l
2 day:
ONLY
wnn
Real
Red
All
l TALKING
SINGING
i uucmNC
I Movietone J
The Picture that played Charlotte at 60c.
You Can’t Miss it at 10-30c.
That great Stallings-Anderson he-men
pair, Flagg and Quirt in their most “suc
cessful” love adventures.
COMING WEDNESDAY & THURS.
“TANNED LEGS”
Youth cr* parade in bathing suits. A musi
cal show. With Ann Pennington. Talking,
Singing, Dancing.
Ladies 10c Matinee Wed' From 1 to 1:30
“BEST SOUND IN TOWN.”
LOCAL snis
•PERSONAL Kewa
Mr. A. P. Weathers returned
Sunday from. Columbus. Ga., when'
he spent a few days with hi
daughter, Mrs. Dixon Smith.
Dr J. R. Dortcn left yesterday
for UaleiRh to spend a few days at
tending a meeting of fair secre
taries.
-Mrs. Frank Hoey left Friday for
a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. Cicero
Hoey at Wilmington. Delaware.
Mesdames R. T. LeGrann, J O
Corbett and Miss Carobel Laver
pent Friday in Charlotte.
Misses Mabel and Clara Hord
spent the week-end with Miss Jewt 1
Owens in the Union community.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Earl and
daughter. Miss Thelma visited in
Charlotte last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Washburn
id Miss Martha Barbara Martm
pent Friday in Charlotte.
Messrs. Chas. Wall of Lexington
and Jay McMurry of High point
ent the week-end in the city, at*
rnding the Suttle-Erwin wedding
Saturday evening.
Dr. Zeno Wall, pastor of the First
Baptist church will conduct the
devotional exercises at the South
helby school on Wednesday mern
ng at 8:45. Patrons of the senooi
arc cordially invited.
Dr. R. C. Hicks who was seriotv
■ injured on the night of December
1 when his car struck a stop ilg
,1 in Grstonla. has sufficiently re
■. ered to return to his dental cf
ice.
Mrs. W. C. Lutz his been quite j
with t' c flu at lier home ch
La Payette street.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Pitt Beaift :u.cV
n, Pitt. Jr., left Sunday morn m>
• motor for a week’s visit to St.
.ersburg, P’la.
Messrs. John P. Mull and Jarr
’ll spent £ ndrv with 'heir
cats near Belwocd.
Messrs. Banks Suttle and Lorau
rrd visited in Gastonia yesterday.
i The Cleveland county postal serv
: ;e men and wives were highly en
; t:rtained at a banquet by the Par
ent-Teachers association at Fall
ston high school Tuesday night >f
'est week. The speaker for the even
ng was Mr. J. C. Newton.
I -
Dr. and Mrs., Robert L Wdsor.
roved lart week to the Lackey house
n North 1.0Fayette street where
.hey have taken an apartment.
Misses Sara Dellinger, Rachel
i Wells, Adelaide Elam and Eliza
: heth Sparks visited friends at Ciier
; tyville Friday.
Western Union Messengers Charles
, 'cinhardt and Olden Schren made
a' trip to Spartanburg yesterday >n
bicycles.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baber vi :t
i in Greenville. S. C. Friday,
Mr. Joseph L. Plummer of Milton,
>w Hampshire, stopped over tor
few days with his friends, Mr. and
• s. George Johnson last week en
ute South.
Mesdames Pitt Beam, Grady
avelace, and Miss Mary Helen
't.imore were Charlotte vUtore
'turday.
Mrs. W. C. Lanier cf Atlanta, ?r
ived last week to spend a few days
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. 1 red
Wagner.
Mr. W. W. DcPriest of New House,
vho has been sick for some time,
entered the Shelby hospital yesier
1 day for treatmennt.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. S. Frazier
visited relatives at Monroe over the
week-end.
Miss Betty Suttle accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wall, who at
tended the Suttle-Erwin wedding;
I home in Lexington Sunday. Mis:;
Suttle will send this week with them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMurry 1r.
of High Point, and Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Raglan returned to uieir
! home Sunday afternoon after at
! tending the Suttle-Erwin wedding
| Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gardner and
family spent Sunday withe relative.0
at Rutherfordton.
Mr. J. J. McMurry sr, and Mrs,
Tom Moore leave this week for Flor
ida to spend a month or more. '
i Robert Crowder, who had been
i taking a wreeks treatment at the
| Shelby hospital was able to go home
l yesterdav.
! __
Mesdames George Thompson
George Mocre spent today in For- s
( City with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Mi'or*.
Mr. I.. C. Sipe .spoilt Sunday i
Charlotte.
At The Theaters
One ot the stellar lights of Holly
wood, John Gilbert, in a roman.i(
drama entitled "His Glorious Night
is the feature at the Webb lodu\ -
and tomorrow. This is Gilbert’s ’at -
esc, and the favorite of million,
scores again. It is an all-talkie. A i
comedy and news reel enlhen ih<
program. Due Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday—that glorious sui>« j
production, heralded all over the;
land—“Rio Rita.” This celebratec !
picture, which recently packed nv j
in in Charlotte for several weeks i
done in technicolor.
“The Cock Eyed World.' by Taw- j
rence Stallings, who wrote The
Big Parade,” and “What Price
Glory” is the whoop-'eni-up at’rac
tion at the Carolina today and ie
morrow. Victor McLaglen, tvliu
starred in ‘What Price Glory", Ed
mund Lowe nnd Lily Damita, the
latter a headliner with Jannincs i:i
"variety” are the stars. Iiaoulj
Walsh, one of Hollywood's best wltn
the megaphone, directed it an'
Fox produced it It is one o' the big H
pictures of the year, dramatic, hum
orous, vital—a great picture.
No Need For Lawyer.
Two medical students were
charged with driving to the danger ;
of the public.
Have you a lawyer? asked the
juuge.
We re not going to have any law
yer, answered the elder of the stu
dents. Wc vc decided to tell the
truth.
TELWOOD FACULTY TO 1
PRESENT PLAY FRIDAY
The faculty cf Belwood high
chool will present a play 'Ter.
Toper Tavern" on Friday evening
Jan. 24, in the school auditorium
The proceeds will go for first aid
station in the school and the home
economics department. Everybody
is invited.
SOCIAL NEWS
Honor Mr. Randall
On 76th Birthday.
On January 12 a large numb* - of
relatives and friends met at the
'tome of Mr. W. A. Randall of
lower Cleveland and gave his fath
I er, Mr. P. W. D. Randall u surprise
I birthday dinner in honor of hie'
| 76th birthday.
! A bountiful dinner was. served pie
| nic style, the occasion was enjoyed
I by all. Some of those present ironi
I a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Doris
! Nabors and family, of Union, S C.:
Mr. and Mrs. Wrav Green and
| family of Shelby; Rev. and Mrs. J.
j W. Davis and sons cf Earl; end
Mr. M. S. Sealey of Union. S. C.
Demonstration Club
Work Program G.ven
The following Is the home demon
tratlon club program for the veek
os given out by Mrs. Irma Wallace,
home agent:
Boiling Springs Womans club
Monday 2:30 p. m.
Broad River girl's club Tuesday
10:30 a. m.
Piedmont Woman's club Thursday
2:00 p. m.
Fallston Woman's club. Friday,
2:30 p. m.
F!-Bethel Woman's club, £a ur
day, 2:00 p. m.
The monthly' program of Gard
ening will be carried out with the
women, and room improvement .. ith
the girls.
REPAIRING
AND
OVERHAULING
\
Also sell New Un
derwood portable |
and dandy rebuilt [
typewriters, adding
machines, cash reg
isters and calcula
tors.
Have special ca«h
register man with
me.
-PHONE 242 J
W. H. HARLEY £
J. P. KLUGH
At Jac’-s^n House,
City.
I
I
jpenny Colunn
FAIR GROUND SERVICE ST A- ,
..hi ui)d*.v new management. Hd i
unct barbecue served at .'II
hour, day and night. Give us n
Inal. Nice lunch room tor ladies We i
id: o carry n nice line of greet ri> l
and buy chickens and eggs. Look |
lor Shell Gas Sign Phone 471-1. E.
C. Hendrick; prop. 3t 17p
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A
Used Car. We have some geocl one
will sej^very reasonable J. Law
retire Lackey It 17e
HAVE NUMBER OF \-l USED,
car's, will sell cheap J. Lftwrcnc
Lackey. 117
TELL US YOUR R \ldo FrOU
blcs. We tix 'em all. Anything '»
kind. Radio Service Shop. Pendk -
ton's Basement Jt-St’c
FOR SALE BULL Dv.'G PL"
pies. Thamer Oamblc, U-2 Km :
Mountain. ;\ "t»p
LOST JAN 1 j BETWEEN NEW
Louse .and Mooresboru. large hmvj
rlcth truck cover Reward. Not'd,
C. W. Hamrick, R-3, Ellenbor
L - 20,1
FOR SALE: ONE-HALF i ON,
panel body for model T Ford. Phone
720. , 2 20p
NOTICE, AFTER* J AN. 2uth 1
will gin only on Tuesday and Fi
day of each week. It you have oed
lots of cotton or bodies. 1 will
pay highest prices: Trey B. Webb
3t-20p
FOR RENT ONE TWO-STORY
house on North Washington street
near hospital. Phone 556-R. if-20'
The bride at a wedding in Kp ni.
Eng., was given away by her mother
while her lather served as best man
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on
December 18, 1929, I qualified as ad
ministratrix ol the estate of: James
Wright, late of Cleveland county.
N. C. and all persons owing Ha
said estate will please make ijnme.,
iate .settlement to the undersigned,
Those having claims against the
sr.id estate are hereby notified to
present the same to me for pr .1
c n or before the 18th day of Decem
ber, 1920. or this notice will b<
pleaded in bar of any recover.’
1 hereof This „amiarv 20. 1930
LAURA ETTA WRIGHT, Ad
ministratrix of estate of .Jerries
Wright, deceased. .(>,» 20c
NOTICE TO NON-RE.SIDEN I S.
State of North'Carolina
County of Cleveland
In the Superior Ccurt,
Before the Clerk
C. B. Hamrick and wile, Vella
Hamrick; Carlie Hamrick and
wife, Early Hamrick, B. H. Ham
rick and wife, Maud Hamrick; B
W. Pearson and wife, Della Pear
son: Bury Pearson and wife,
Pearson; Ol’ie McCraw and hus
band, Chas. McCraw: John Ham
rick and wife. Lillie Hamrick;; G
O. Hamrick and wife, Osle Ham
rick; Etta Price and husband,
Houston Price; Dasie Hamrick
<single', petitioneers.
vs.
P. A. Hamrick and wife, Ola Ham
rick; and Cecil Pearson, minor
defendants.
The defendants, P. A. Haimic!
and wife Ola Hamrick, will mki
notice that a special proceeding,
entitled as above has been com
menced in the superior ccurt •>:
Cleveland county. North Carolina
to -sell for partition among rfa
tene.nts-in-common certain real es
■ tale located in Cleveland county
'North Carolina, in which they an
parties in interest; arid said de
fendants will further take nwiot
that, they are required to appear r.
1 the office cf the clerk of the su
perior court of said county at hli
office in Shelby, N. C„ eti the Ititi
day cf February, 1920. and an we;
i or demur to the petition in tlii
proceeding, or the petitioners wil
apply to the court for the relief dc
i mended in said petlticn.
This the 16th day of January
! 1930.
A, M. HAMRICK
Clerk Superior Court. 'Cl. vt
land County
Little Betty Eaker 'r
Observes Bivthday
Lawndale. Jan. 18. -Betty Joe J j
the Mnali daughter ol Mr and Mrs. .
John F. Baker of Lawndale, entr -
ained a number of her little
friends in celebration of her fourth
bl.thday Tuesday afternoon, Janu
ary 14th, from 2:00 to 4.00 o’clock. ,
After playing In the living rodm the j
little folk;, we e invited into the
dining room where they were serv
ed with sandwiches, fruit. Ice cream
and cake The white cake, holding
four tiny pink candle*, formed the
central decorations of the dining
table. Those present were: Doris
Blanton. Beatrice Richards. Muriel ■
Wright. Si rah Beany, Betti Lee.
Dean Waliaee and Royal Champion..
NOTICE Of SALE OF
Under and by virtue ol an ordei
o. .the uperlor court of Cleveland
county made In the special proceed
ings entitled "Emerv 1 Hoyle ano :
wife. Minnie Hoyle v. Annie Mfliud
Barret! arid husband et at,*' now oh.'
docket In the rlfice of the clef, oi
the superior court for Cleveland
county. N. C . the undersigned com
ifi.vloner will on the
•Kith day of February. 1920.
at 12 o'clock noon, or within f m l j
hours on the promises in No. to
•township. Cleveland county, N, C j
offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash that certain tract or j
pnrcfl ot land lying and being in
No. 10 township and bounded as lot- j
laws: j
Adjoining the lands of J. L. •
Smith, S. T. Carpenter. Plato Led-1
lord and others and described oy.
metr . and bounds as fellows:
Beginning on a poplar, old corner I
Of Plato Ledfords land, and rma
thence N. 63'. E. 88 poles to a cor
ner of Carpenter Grove Baptist
church land; thence N. 14U E. 25'
poles to church corner. thence N
61'. W. 25'; poles to church comer:
thence S. 88 E. GO polrs to old line; :
thence S. 1 E. 80 poles to J. L. j
Smith's corner; thence S. 89'j W.
7
238 poles to J. L. bmun'8 corner,
tlienee North 46 1-2 East 79 |
i noles to a stake and pointers: ,
I thence S. 45 R. 64 poles to the be- ■
Binning, containing 54 acres, more j
i or less and being the lands on.
j which the late J C. Hoyte resided. J
Said lands will be sold subject to
! the life estates of John R Hoyle and
| wife, Jane Hoyle, as shown by deed
from them to J. C. Hoyle for said
land This Jan. 20th. 1930.
M, c HOYLE, Commissioner.;
I Jno. P. Mull, Atty.
RELIEF
that is
REFRESHING
**Wk have used
Thedford’a
Black-Draught
for years in our
family. I can
highly recom
mend it for many
ailment*. We
take it for colda
and for con
stipation.
'I have four
children, and I
give it to them,
when my little
girl gets bilious,
or complains oi neaascne,
I give her • treatment or
Black-Draught, and she is
all right in a day or two.
''Sometimes when I have
indigestion from imprcDer
eating, I have headache.
Then I take Black-Draught.
I always feel fresh and
have more energy after I
have taken it” -- Mrs. E.
Reich, 2215 East First
Street, Austin, Texas.
fe
Hex
CONSTIPATION. INDIGESTION,
i—.
WOMEN wha need « tonic thouk |
take CARDUL In ust over 50 year*. J
I V
Bargains In Used
i Cars
i i
Chevrolet Touring, 1925 Model _. 8125.00 !
Chevro’et Roadster, 1920 Model __ 95.00
Chevrolet Coupe, 1028 Model _______ 285.011
Chevrolet Coup?, 1027 'Model_ _____ _ 250.00
Chevrolet Coach. 1926 Model__ 250.00
Chevrolet Roadster, 1928 Model ___ 250.00
Ford Coupe, 1025 Model: new paint, new tires,
good mechanical condition ____ 125.00
Huick Touring _________„__75.00
Ford—1-ton truck with cab and body, four good
tires, first class mechanical condition __100.00
Dodge Truck, good body and cab_65.00
Ford Roadster. 1927 Model _ ____ 135.00 ;
Chevrolet Coupe, 1926 Model—a real bay for ___ 115.00
TERMS IF DESIRED.
Crawford Chevroht Company
PHONE 265
EASEL
PHOTOGRAPH
FU.VMES $1,48 a'K* $1.98
We have just put on display a new lot
of Easel Photograph Frames. We bought
these under regular price and we are of
fering them at the low price of $1.48 and
$1.98.
This is a good frame, well finished, and
if you have any photos that need framing
bring them in and let us frame them for
you. This price will be good for 10 days.
T. W. Hamrick Co.
— Jeweler* & Optometrist* —
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“Unity Of Spirit
Unity Of Purpose
Unity Of Interests”
Any greatness Shelby and Cleveland
County has achieved has been brought
about by UNITY and CO-OPERATION.
Everybody working together for the com
mon good. This year the town and coun
ty needs to maintain this spirit of unifica
tion more than ever before, using it to
keep everybody encouraged, stimulated
to energy and cheerful even in the face of
slight adverse circumstances.
It needs UNITY OF PURPOSE to
maintain our high standards in agricul
ture and manufacturing, keeping from
our ranks any spirit of dissatisfaction
brought in by outsiders and agitators.
Purposeful determination to live thriftily
and within our incomes and have more
saved at the end of this year.
It needs UNITY OF INTERESTS
with every man, every woman, every
child taking honest pride in their town
and county, in its enterprises, its agricul
ture, it’s homes, churches and schools*
Everyone really feeling that it is HIS
town, HIS County, HIS home and
WORKING to make it the BEST. Real
izing it is EACH INDIVIDUAL’S effort
that counts. His OWN and not the OTH
ER fellow’s.
Our institution goes forward this year
with all of its man power and Resources
working to this end. We want you to
work with us.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
SHELBY, N. C.
RESOURCEES FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS.
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